Every Christian should read this book at least once, there is a lot to learn from it, she was a humble, yet venerable saint.

Hopefully we will see her canonization by the current or next pope.
May God bless us through her intercession!


Quotes about her revelations and life from evil spirits during an exorcism in 1975-76:

" .. It is over a hundred years ago that Catherine Emmerich said: "It was in Rome..." She saw Rome, the Vatican in a vision. She saw it, surrounded entirely by a deep ditch, and beyond the ditch stood the unbelievers. In the center of Rome, in the Vatican, stood the Catholics. They threw their altars, their statues, their relics - almost everything - into this deep, deep ditch until it was almost filled-up. And that - that time is here now (he cries out in a frightening voice).
Then, when the ditch was filled, those of the other religions were actually able to get across it. They crossed, and looked around in the Vatican. They saw how the Catholics, the Catholics of today and the modern Mass had very little to offer them. They shook their heads, turned their backs and went away. And many from among you Catholics were stupid enough to leave ahead of them. But they did not take one step in your direction. .."

" Belzebuub: On the subject of the beginnings of the Church, I have to repeat that the Gospels contain very little about the Blessed Virgin. But later, great saints were inspired by Heaven, or received in visions and revelations, enlightenments on the life and work of Her up there (he points upward).
One of the greatest among these is Catherine Emmerich who has not even been canonized yet! (Laugh of evil joy.) She is one of the greatest of Heaven's Saints.
And the second one is Mary of Jesus, from the town of Agreda. She lived in Agreda. She was an abbess. Her parents had previously retired to a convent (snarling)...they had made a vow to enter a convent. They obtained for their daughter, their favorite child, the grace of having these accursed visions... "

" This Catherine Emmerich had to speak for the Church. She made prophecies about the Church and prayed and suffered continually for the Church. She was suffering right from the time she was quite a small child. We used to get in such a rage against her. Even as a small child, she used to toddle around (making the Way of the Cross) and she used to imitate to the letter, the humility of That Woman up there...Ah! and the cross too, the cross, just like That Woman up there.
She was a great Saint. We had a great fear of her, which is why we wanted to destroy her, but we were never successful. She always survived, so that she might suffer mortal illnesses for others, in order that they might receive the grace of conversion. She died only when Those up there (he points upward) truly wished it, so that they could take her venerable, her holy soul...it was a holy soul...to Heaven.
Among her books it is particularly the volume "Life and Death of the Venerable Catherine Emmerich" which should be distributed among the people. These books should be strapped to the backs of children so that, they learn to walk with the cross which the Lord puts on their path. At the age of four years, this little Saint used to go, even at night, to make the Way of the Cross, with her small feet wounded and covered with blood, in honor of her crucified King. In the morning her mother used to have to bandage her feet. She did not know where she had been. The little one said nothing (he weeps).."

" For Emmerich had visions of the dolorous Passion of Jesus so that it could be known in a closer and deeper way, because the Gospels have recorded only fragments of it. Although the Apostles knew more about it, their accounts are very summarized.
In the visions of this great Saint, there are some condensed and summarized accounts which are frightfully drawn out as far as we are concerned. One can learn from them, for example, how to have a good contrition - which plays the main part in confession. One can also learn how not to offend the Lord so much any more - the Lord Who suffered so much. His sufferings are described there in a more profound way than in any other hook (he growls).
They should be displayed prominently on the shelves of all libraries, at all events, all Catholic libraries. They should be there in plentiful supply, not just a single copy..."


" .. If all these mercies are thrown to the wind, what can Heaven do about it? How will grace be able to act if holy books are no longer read, or books about the Saints, for example the life of Catherine Emmerich, or that of the Cure of Ars, or even that of Padre Pio who has given a great example to our times. Each of these Saints feels the same love for the same sacrifice, in the same self-denials, through love of others. The penance of these Saints has been acceptable to the Most High .."

Source:
https://www.catholicbook.com/catholicbook/warningsfrombeyond.htm

Genuine holy women,very interesting read.

I haven't finished reading this book yet, but I find it very interesting and feel that there's a sense of modesty which compels me to continue reading until the end.